Sentence examples for teeth to play from inspiring English sources
I was already sharpening my teeth to play Serena".
"So many people would have given their eye teeth to play football at that professional standard that you had", the judge told Facey.
He exhibited an early aptitude for music but had to wait until he was eight, "and I got some strong front teeth", to play the trumpet, which led on to his moving from his Oxford comprehensive school to Chetham's.
"The image and integrity of what was once a game but is now a business is damaged in the eyes of all, including the many youngsters who regarded you as as heroes and would have given their eye teeth to play at the levels and with the skills that you had".
And she's getting long in the tooth to play the nymphet cast by her songwriters.
Assuming his troublesome teeth allow him to play, he is guaranteed four rounds at another Florida venue - next week's WGC event in Doral - because there is no cut.
It is a game with talking floating eyes that want to disintegrate you, stats for the devil and the Buddha, a three-headed god that carries a panther-skin bag and throws a magic brick for 5-50 pofnts of damage, magic teeth, the chance to play as a teleporting dog or a badger if you die, planets that aren't round, and psionic priest vampire manta rays.
Bad teeth and refusing to play or even eat could mean something is wrong.
It would, of course, be wholly inappropriate for the Treasury and the Bank of England to hope for the banks to play tooth fairy again, by compelling them to pay yet more cash to all of us in rectification of others of their past sins.
If your baby is refusing to let you brush their teeth, give them the toothbrush to play with and let them pretend to brush their own teeth - this gives them a sense of control.
A running gag throughout is that the characters look just a little long-in-the-tooth to believably play these roles, and that's probably something the actors should heed as well before we end up about 23 Jump Street in a few years.
